"Lo Journal" says to-day thai Herr Adolf Hiller, "following the Saar Dlebiseite, wilt publicly retract the passage in his dutobiogeaphy, "Mein Kampf," in which he declares. that Germany must crush France as one step to pave the way for the resumption of diplomatic negotiations for the solution of the present Franco-German: disarmament impasse.
The paper adds that Herr Hitler will explain that the passage was written during a period of bitterness while he was imprisoned in a fortress, after an unsuccessful attempt at a rising ten years ago, and when the French troops were occupying the Ruhr—Reuter, Mr. G. G. Knox, Chairman of the Governing Commission, visited various barracks in the morning, inspected the men and wished them a merry Christmas, after which the men attended church service.
After Christmas dinner, the troops were given leave, while the officers and sergeants listened to the King's It is stated that a thorough invest gation has showed that the alarmist Yumours circulating in the Saar in regard to alleged incidents involving the troops of the international force fare baseless. On the contrary, the troops, particularly the British. have been establishing cordial relations with the Inhabitants—Reuter,
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